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Zbigniew Boniek: In football, as in life, you need to build, not tear down

At a press conference, Zbigniew Boniek, president of the Polish Football Association, summarised the performance of the Polish national team in the European Championships. "We were hoping to get further, but we failed in terms of sports. We lacked quality. However, you could see that the team has changed, and after the tournament it was clear that the players could not give more of themselves," believes president Boniek.

Defeat against Sweden. EURO 2020 ends for Poland

Unfortunately, the worst-case scenario for the Polish national team in the last match of the group stage of UEFA EURO 2020 came true. After two goals scored by the Swedes, our team equalised after Robert Lewandowski scored a brace. The White and Reds fought hard, but it was Sweden who had the last word with a goal in additional time to make it 3:2. Poland finished last in Group E with one point and ends the UEFA EURO 2020 tournament.

Paulo Sousa: We will be even stronger and we'll achieve the results we deserve

"We are disappointed because we worked hard for our goals and as a team we deserved more. However, you can't achieve your goals when you concede goals in such a stupid way. But it's not just the defense's fault, it's simply the whole team needs to defend better, narrow the field, focus harder on the opponent. Nevertheless, I think that a lot has changed for the better in the Polish team," Polish national team coach Paulo Sousa said at the press conference after the game with Sweden.

A draw in Seville. The White and Reds are still in play!

A game between Poland and Spain in the second round of the group stage of the final tournament of UEFA EURO 2020 ended in a 1-1 draw. This result means that Paulo Sousa's players can still advance to the next stage of the competition.

A roller-coaster without happy ending. Poland loses to Slovakia

Polish national team started the final tournament of the UEFA EURO 2020 with a defeat. The White and Reds lost in St. Petersburg to Slovakia 1:2, and to make matters worse Grzegorz Krychowiak saw a red card. Karol Linetty scored the only goal for the team led by Paulo Sousa. The next game of the Poles is scheduled for 19 June in Seville. They will face Spain.

UEFA European Championship Arenas Poland national team will play on these stadiums

The Poland national team at UEFA EURO 2020 was scheduled to perform at stadiums in Dublin and Bilbao, but due to the coronavirus pandemic the locations have changed. Dublin was replaced by St. Petersburg, and Bilbao's place was taken by Sevilla. Poles will compete in these cities against Slovakia, Spain and Sweden in the group stage. Check out the most important information about the arenas where Poland will play in the group stage at the European Championships.